SM

If the current political and social landscape were to have a soundtrack, it could well be by Nottingham band Sleaford Mods. Comprising of Jason Williamson (words) and Andrew Fearn (music), they depict a Britain crippled by NHS cuts, homogenised by faceless corporations and seething with violence and boredom in equal measure. Sleaford Mods have released two critically acclaimed albums, and have been ........

Their latest album Key Markets is reviewed by Kevin Quinn.

“For any ‘modernity’ to be one day worthy of taking its place as ‘antiquity’ it is necessary for it (to capture its time)”Charles Baudelaire, The Painter of Modern Life (1863)